Toshiba Qosmio X775-3DV78 ($ 1,899.99 list) is aimed at a certain type of player: early adopters who want to experience the hard core of the real 3D games in the third dimension. This handset requires you to wear goofy glasses Nvidia, to see the 17.3-inch widescreen 1080p stereoscopic 3D. In addition to this practice the trick, this is the Qosmio is also one of the most powerful graphics chips from Nvidia and Intel quad-core processors. Unfortunately, you have a lot of money for bad taste and design of the battery will not last through the Law & Order episode. A better bet would Editors Choice 'for the Alienware M17x (Sandy Bridge) ($ 2,254 direct, 4.5 stars).
Design
Portable design is as much a part of his character to play the parts of it works. Unfortunately, the X775 uses texture than the gunmetal gray top reminds artsy adaptation of scratches, and a little 'red paint applied to the laptop and the logo looks very drab. In addition, the plastic is not as elegant as the aluminum coating on Acer Aspire AS8950G-9839, or intimidating as it is matte black finish the M17x. X775 weighs 7.9 pounds large, though, and Asus-BST6 G73SW M17x ($ 1,299.99 list, 3.5 stars) are both heavier at 8.3 pounds. More intimidating, even though the X775 is a great power, bringing the total weight of 10.1 pounds of the system. Back to star, a LAN party is better to be close.
Design
Portable design is as much a part of his character to play the parts of it works. Unfortunately, the X775 uses texture than the gunmetal gray top reminds artsy adaptation of scratches, and a little 'red paint applied to the laptop and the logo looks very drab. In addition, the plastic is not as elegant as the aluminum coating on Acer Aspire AS8950G-9839, or intimidating as it is matte black finish the M17x. X775 weighs 7.9 pounds large, though, and Asus-BST6 G73SW M17x ($ 1,299.99 list, 3.5 stars) are both heavier at 8.3 pounds. More intimidating, even though the X775 is a great power, bringing the total weight of 10.1 pounds of the system. Back to star, a LAN party is better to be close.
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| Toshiba Qosmio X775-3DV78 |
Once arrived in the X775 seems brave, you can begin to appreciate what is inside the laptop from the 17.3-inch widescreen. Only that the screen resolution is scaled to the maximum possible value, but it is very bright and has excellent viewing angles. Glare is also more tolerable than the m17x and AS8950G-9839. "Buy me" is a trick here stereoscopic (3D or off) the display, which uses 3D Vision technology from Nvidia. A pair of 3D glasses active shooting, which flicker is a shade darker when 3D is enabled, are involved, and it fit perfectly over your glasses. This concerns especially 3D games, you do not need a certain type of game to see it in 3D. Simply start a game, press the Enable button above the keyboard in 3D, and the landscape of the game to life. (Movies in 3D, both Blu-ray disc or downloaded from the Internet, are less common.) The glasses are wireless and communicate with the sensors built into the laptop, but you need to connect to a USB port for charging. The M17x has an option to view in 3D.
The full-size keyboard Chiclet borrowed award-winning Toshiba Portege mini and lines, a real treat if you like island-style keys that have more depth than those of HP and Apple laptops. In addition, red LEDs, like those found under the keyboard here is always fresh. There is even a pad adjacent to number crunchers. Although the touchpad is large and spacious, the sounds of clicking the mouse buttons were too high for my taste.
Characteristic
There are two points in the list based on the X775, which can be reported immediately. Blu-ray can not be so rare, but it is a commendable addition to Full HD 1080p display. You can connect to a TV high-definition using the built-in HDMI port, and watch your Blu-ray movies on a big screen. Then there is the pair of 5400 RPM hard drive X775: They have a capacity of 500GB and 750GB for a total of 1.25TB. One is a hybrid, which means it has 4 GB of flash storage to load the operating system to start in an instant. The X775 is compatible with USB 3.0 ready, but only if one of its four USB ports. The M17x and Dell XPS 15 (Sandy Bridge) ($ 1.785 Direct, 4 stars) have two USB 3.0 ports each.
Performance
The X775 parts of houses, hard-core gamers will want to brag. It uses a 2 GHz Intel Core i7 2630QM, which is a quad-core processor, which can also be found in G73SW Asus and Acer AS8950G. He has twice as many processor cores and twice the memory (8 GB) typical laptop, so its performance score was not too bad. His score in Cinebench and 4.42 R11.5 time 4 minutes 1 second in Photoshop CS5 not quite higher than those of M17x (5.4 in Cinebench, 3:26 in Photoshop) and G73SW (4.98 in Cinebench , 3: 56 in Photoshop), but they came close. And the X775 was one second faster than AS8950G GS73SW and in our test video transcoding Handbrake less than 2 minutes 7 seconds to their 2 minutes 8 seconds.
No gaming laptop deserves to be called one, unless he has a powerful graphics chip. The X775 packs a female with its Nvidia GeForce GTX 560M. Its 3DMark 06 score of 1024 by 768 (16 826) was second only to the M17x (20,097). And he beat and cleverly G73SW AS8950G in games like Crysis and Lost Planet 2 accredited with medium quality settings, frame rates used to 80.1 frames per second (fps) in the past and 79fps in the second, the G73SW won 65.5 fps and 31fps, 48.4fps and 47.7fps and AS8950G. The only thing missing is a mode switch X775 graphics, using integrated graphics when 3D is not necessary, a function called Optimus Nvidia GTX 560M, but that does not support.
For this reason, the score of the X775's battery is paid an enormous price. It does not help that comes with a battery of small portable 47Wh. However, the M17x (90Wh) G73SW (75Wh) and AS8950G (87Wh) battery are monstrous and changing graphics lever systems. The X775 is the MobileMark 2007 score of 49 minutes not even qualify for the couch surf, let alone leave the house. You will have a better life AS8950G Battery (5:22) G73SW (3:31) and M17x (2:24).
Portable game should be high on the combination of some of the more advanced parts of the world known to man. Toshiba Qosmio X775-3DV78 gaming performance can, for example, a display technology (1080p resolution and 3D), and their integration. But the design is, if it falls off guard, as the painting of the poor and the plot will not be too bold to reflect your laptop a heavy price and battery life could stand to improve a lot. Alienware M17x (Sandy Bridge) will pay a lot more, but worth every penny, and one I would recommend instead.
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| Toshiba Qosmio X775-3DV78 |
The full-size keyboard Chiclet borrowed award-winning Toshiba Portege mini and lines, a real treat if you like island-style keys that have more depth than those of HP and Apple laptops. In addition, red LEDs, like those found under the keyboard here is always fresh. There is even a pad adjacent to number crunchers. Although the touchpad is large and spacious, the sounds of clicking the mouse buttons were too high for my taste.
Characteristic
There are two points in the list based on the X775, which can be reported immediately. Blu-ray can not be so rare, but it is a commendable addition to Full HD 1080p display. You can connect to a TV high-definition using the built-in HDMI port, and watch your Blu-ray movies on a big screen. Then there is the pair of 5400 RPM hard drive X775: They have a capacity of 500GB and 750GB for a total of 1.25TB. One is a hybrid, which means it has 4 GB of flash storage to load the operating system to start in an instant. The X775 is compatible with USB 3.0 ready, but only if one of its four USB ports. The M17x and Dell XPS 15 (Sandy Bridge) ($ 1.785 Direct, 4 stars) have two USB 3.0 ports each.
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| Toshiba Qosmio X775-3DV78 |
Performance
The X775 parts of houses, hard-core gamers will want to brag. It uses a 2 GHz Intel Core i7 2630QM, which is a quad-core processor, which can also be found in G73SW Asus and Acer AS8950G. He has twice as many processor cores and twice the memory (8 GB) typical laptop, so its performance score was not too bad. His score in Cinebench and 4.42 R11.5 time 4 minutes 1 second in Photoshop CS5 not quite higher than those of M17x (5.4 in Cinebench, 3:26 in Photoshop) and G73SW (4.98 in Cinebench , 3: 56 in Photoshop), but they came close. And the X775 was one second faster than AS8950G GS73SW and in our test video transcoding Handbrake less than 2 minutes 7 seconds to their 2 minutes 8 seconds.
No gaming laptop deserves to be called one, unless he has a powerful graphics chip. The X775 packs a female with its Nvidia GeForce GTX 560M. Its 3DMark 06 score of 1024 by 768 (16 826) was second only to the M17x (20,097). And he beat and cleverly G73SW AS8950G in games like Crysis and Lost Planet 2 accredited with medium quality settings, frame rates used to 80.1 frames per second (fps) in the past and 79fps in the second, the G73SW won 65.5 fps and 31fps, 48.4fps and 47.7fps and AS8950G. The only thing missing is a mode switch X775 graphics, using integrated graphics when 3D is not necessary, a function called Optimus Nvidia GTX 560M, but that does not support.
For this reason, the score of the X775's battery is paid an enormous price. It does not help that comes with a battery of small portable 47Wh. However, the M17x (90Wh) G73SW (75Wh) and AS8950G (87Wh) battery are monstrous and changing graphics lever systems. The X775 is the MobileMark 2007 score of 49 minutes not even qualify for the couch surf, let alone leave the house. You will have a better life AS8950G Battery (5:22) G73SW (3:31) and M17x (2:24).
Portable game should be high on the combination of some of the more advanced parts of the world known to man. Toshiba Qosmio X775-3DV78 gaming performance can, for example, a display technology (1080p resolution and 3D), and their integration. But the design is, if it falls off guard, as the painting of the poor and the plot will not be too bold to reflect your laptop a heavy price and battery life could stand to improve a lot. Alienware M17x (Sandy Bridge) will pay a lot more, but worth every penny, and one I would recommend instead.
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